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DIE.
oLARK.-nn tho stn List. Loan Cla,k

CLARK.-On tho 8,n list, JOIN Clark
aged So years.
Relatives aa1 friends ara respectfully in
Vited 10 attend his funeral from hi' late
residence, Squirrel nun. IuP0nps Banks,
Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock. luttr1ent
at 81. JosepL's q, mettrJ.
'JOHES.-On tho s:h lust Geo giana, wife
of John $. JoneT, In hes a5t1 ya4r.
Relatives and friends are respectfully tn
vittd to attel her funeral from tho resi-.
depce 81 her hui bard, at Beaver Valley.
| OF Wednesday, tae llIh list Leave the
house ut 10 o'clccx. Service at Thnc Clay
Creek Church.
tCRAEDLER-rn Monday, May Gth, 1857
| Miss Sarah 4. Cnand er, IN the e5ta yelI
/ OF her age.
Services at the residence Of her brother
To-. W. Chandler, l0le Msrylind avenue, CT
| "Wednesday evening ct o'cl ok. FuEsTe
THURSDAY, lIth instant, to proceed 70 Res
Bank cemetery, BricG Meeting House, Md
lnteTment private.
il LICK Haven, Pa, lspols please copy.
GliALS.-0n tho sth list. at tho rn-vel
Il fifty OF PennsylvaLie, Elizabeth relict {
II the late James reals, aged eh ysars.
Funeral on Wedne at 3 p. m, IroI
l24 North thirteenth street, Pnllade.pbiI
2 tpa.
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WHEN HE SAIO MUST

1t lis . sure Case of Muet, aud They
Must Go.
I have come to the conclusion that
have got entirely too many light color
ed boys suits on my colpters-ma
have be- en- marked 10 sell tor So and SIS,
and as dark colored suits appear to be il
greater demand the light suits must 60.
/ am determined to make this great sac
riff ce-and 90 they must. have placed
these suits on my dollar suit counter, and
You can have your selection OF any for
81. 80. If you wish to secure your cno,ce
our advice IL 10 20 at once to the Great
Grand Central Clothing Depot, North.
west corner of Fifth and Market streets,
and you won't regret rending this guide
and warning TO an honorable and enter
urisino dealer,
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LOwAndo's Circus.

The circus company Of Msrtindo
Lowspde arrived in our city 5 yesterday,
and pitched their tents on the lot at
Front nnd Harrison streets. The after.
noon was passed in fixing up
and gettigg things in shape ior
the evening performance. when
quite large number OF spectators
wss present, and the entertainment
passed off quite satisfactorily. This
morning they paraded through the
principal streets, and by .heir music
attracted some attention. The enteI-
tainments this afternoon and evening
will doubtless be fairly attended So the
young f5lks are delighted with any
thing in the shape of n circus.
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The following was the offic'al vote for
members OF the Board OF Education !:
First ward-Luther W. Palmer, 90.
Second-W. Il. Stuart, 1903; Charles l..
Simmons. 81. Third-John T. Dickey,
90; j. A. Null, 8 Fonrth-John Har-
son, SO; J. o. Massey, 81: both elected.
Fifth-S. Il Smith, 1916; D. O'C. Kenny,
So. sixth-S. X. Belts, 40: W. ii.
Fotlh, 40; George W. Bright, 20; James
Kennedy, 20; (two elec,ed) Seventh
Charles Baird. SO Eignth-Jam es
q. Morgan, Il Ninth-Dr. Il. g.
|Shortlidge, %; DIR. Sylvester Chad @ick,
1 &c; James j. Walker, %; (swO 'lected).
Tenth-W. q. Grier, 81; j. McElwee, I.
Elevapth-A. &. Deuney. 80; 8. N.
Trump, 40. Twelfth-Jt seph Pyle. n
Alfred Collins. 81; z j. Ford, 0; Alvan
N. Morrison, 81 scattering, 3
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Higgins Released by Boston.

William II. Higzius Of this city, who
WAS signed by ,he Boston League Club
last fall, was released on Saturday. He
wss signed to guard second base, but as
Burdock, their old second basemar,
showed up in coed form this spring,
Higgins was RELOCATED to the sub list,
hich did no. suit him, as he wac very
anxious to play regularly, and be has
been trying to secure his relesse, which
they refused 20 grant until Saturday.
He has several offeis, including Lowell
Nj g., Newark. n, j., and the Metro
politans, but will cot sign for wee
or Two yet,
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In aCriiicaI Condition.

Mr.. Harry M. King who caught his
right hand IN a machine en- which he
was working AT jackson & Sharp's sev-
erai weeka ago, and was obliged to have
the fingers ampu,ated. is IN critical
condition Con siderable trouble Inns
bt en- experienced with one of the arter-
les, which started To bleed several
times, and last Saturday night an opera
ton was performed by Dts. Draper,
Springer ind CAutwell, which 1t IL
hoped will prevent further trouble.
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Funeral of Mrs. wan

Mrs. Mary j. Warren, w ,pe
Warren, was buried rom ~, ~. h
her. w IS sop William Warren t- :, !
street, yesterday Afternoon term eeud ID
dav afternoon. She 1 was
s GOOD health in the forenoon : . MI
meal meals as usual. At ? ?; al ID
SICKNESS silsa,u IS about the hea IT,, i
s stshrt to lie down, and . disa 8
afterwards. She was ag sountyI
to ~ IT. this i city about three e VII n B
Kew Kew v vaughn Smith h.,. TI I'D
funeral, and made sP D4 the led
Christian character o ID, WI was u
i incl sear OF ''1 who eilieia.'dd d,
one prs, name. close relation, ,i,ae NJ nd
aae anl of the deceased easel n G
| They were H. D :, 9o mei i u
In Joseph and Js dlI sgedes
Iinterment was in Old '"
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EDITION.



mThere's point for you reporters"
cAlled ont Henry George laugh.
tngiy, from the stage OF the
New York Academy OF Music
Sunday nighs 70 the newspaper men
who were sitting at the tables in the
orchestra pit below. The Anti Poverty
S,cioty was holding q meeting and the
usual collections had been taken up. A
number of people in the boxes aud gal
lertea rose To protest that they had been
overlooked by the collectors, 9nd in
hall minute . shower OF envelopes
and silver dollars came pouring down
ACROSS the orchestra pit on the stage.
1t WAS more than the acting chair
man. orator and master Of ceremonies
generally could DO to pick them mp
and he had to call on half dozen o.
his lieutenAnfs for aid. Then gray
haired old gentleman got MP in a far. of
gallery and asked II Mr.. George recog
n!sed him. Mr. George made CUES.
of "Mr. Richard Spencer, of Iowa
He hit 1t, apparently, for Mr.. Spence
smiled across space and kindly aske'
II he could do anything for the society
He WAS shut of before he could max
= speech. however, and the Anti Pow
srty Society gratitude and enthusiasm
again ran high.
Mr.. George had the whole affai
pretty much on his own shoulders |a'
night. The Rev. Or. McGlynn, Ii
president Of TIE society, was In Bostol
and the Rev DR.. OurrAnr (recently di
ciplined by Archbishop Corrigan Il
his friendliness toward the New Or
sadc) was unable to keep his Appoin
meut to preside over the meeting. Z
sent his regrets from Ellenville, in Il
Catskills, explaining that the presel
schedule Of trains to New York ma
the journey impossible for him.
Mr.. George SET the matter right In
few words at the opening OF the met
ing, and then proposed James Redpa
~ chAirman. Mr.. Rsdpath was scare
ly we'll enough to preside, but took t
chair and turned over its duties ut Cd
20 Mr.. George. The meeting was
and lively one from. the start, and
Georges boldest sentences came ne
taking the root off the house. Many
DR.. McGlynn's Pensioners were
hand Is usual. About 1000 peoI
were crowded into :he Academy.
Tickets we're sold for the boxes q
some of the stalls. The collection tax
amounted in all, az Mr.. George
nounced, to nearly $509. The acti
chairman had many lsbors. He q
led In singing an original hymn, Vt
Cross OF Our New Crusade" by the h
John Aukettel, which would tit
tune of "John Browns Body" II :
feet were judiciously dropped out b
and there in the prosody. He Y
Obliged to smile himself at this eff
Then he started in on his more sem
GRAFTON.
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An insane Patients Death.

NoRR1sTowN, Pa, May 9.-Mary Hen
essy and Mrs Mary Joyce, Philadel phia
natiepts at the Norristown State Insane
Asylum, became involved in quarrel on
Saturday, and Mrs. Joyce who was
brutally kicked and beaten, died later II
{ ,e day. An attendant separated The
women, but was too late to prevent th'
deadly blows. An autopsy to day show
cd the unfortunate woman's heart to bt
An such a condition that death nigh
have resulted from any sudden emotion
The hospital officials and attendants wer
exonerated from blame by the Coroner
Jury.
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n special train ON the b. 81 Q. Rail
rotd will leave Delaware Ayeupe depot
at As a m tomorrow tWedresdaS
morning, MD run into the Camden
Street Depot ut Baltimore, 20 enable
residents or Our city to sttend the Ma.
sonic celebration in that place. ExcuI-
sion tickets will te cold tor the occasion
at 81 05, good for the above OF any r.gu.
lar train up TO Thursday night, A hint
Is as good M a nod to Sny one who mao
hia eyes and ears open
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-10

Quite an excitement Was caused
about 8 o'clock last evening on Button
wo,d street, between Seventh and
Eighth by the discovery Of a msn on
the roof Of No 7C7. As there Is lady
living in tie house who has some
money, 1t WAS supposed that his object
was robbery. A large crowd collected
In tho street, aud as no cre seemed dis
posed to 60 up and bring the man
down, q telephone message was sent
.Iom DR.. Cantwell's Office to police eta.
ton for en- tficer, but before he arrived
the fellow managed to make his escape.
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Tempersp''.,l

The Fed Ribbon s,o ain IL
hereafter hold nl les, every
ternoon, the inte :, ne rprsuI
cause Of iempera ~ 'f hat "a
the reformation s ~ 10 Y
| toxicaiing liq1of ~
S sason.
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I.ying Very Ill.

Mrs. McMeuAmin, wife OF ex-Ccun.
Gilman McMenamin, lie lying seriously
III st their resideI &c, on East Eighth
street bulow Poplar, aud it was thought
on Saturday that sie could not survive
~ hours There WAS but l!:tle change
In her c5nd ltiou last evening,
Toe wife ct j. Shields, residing ct
No. 423 East Ninth street., IL also very
III, and but l.tls Lope is Entertained CT
her recovery.
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A wilmington Lady Mado Happy.

Mlss Annie Wipgate, residing at NJ.
602 Pine street, Wilmington, y as terri
bly, cruss.eyed for twenty-five years,
which not only seriously affected her
eyesight, but produced double vision,
every thing she looked at appearing
double. She consulted DR.. Wilbur ut
the Clayton House. The doctor, after
examination, operated upon her eyes
and not only Strengthened them, but re.
stored her natural sight. The lime OF
tho operation was two minutes, pro-
ducing little or no pain.
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A Ward Organization.

The Republican voters Of the Eighth
ward are making an effort to form q
permanent ward orRAnizsticn, whose
duty it shall be TO tee that Zone but
frat class men are rom In ated for flee,
and q check put on the manner of con.
Quoting m stters in that ward that has
prevailed for scme tiGe. aud which re-
snlted In the election of " Democratic
Councilman from this Republican
stronghold last year. The roll haa al.
ready abous 20 names, bu. an Org AZ iza-
| ton win rot be effected for several
week.,
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Dots,


Mine Host LeSg, OF the Atlantic Gar.
den, served an elegant repast to . party |
of friends last evening.
The poles are now being erected, and
wires will coon connect BrAndywine
Springs, by telephone, with Whining
ten.
Two good blacksmiths and two fn-
ishers can fnd employment at thel
Novelty Carriage Works, Second and
French streets.
Mrs. Magargle ut Green Bank, Del
| thinks she owns lily that for prolific
I ness cannot be beat. Nine lilies have
thus far been out from 1t.
John Cochran, 906 Walnut street,
philadelphia, desires to exchange q
nice lot Of brick houses for o good farm
lin this State or in Pennsylvania.
!, Peter ]. Ford wishes 1t distinctly I'M
/, ierstood that he had nothing to do with
the scratching the name Of Joseph Pyle
eff the ticket ut the school election In
the Twelfth ward on Saturday last.
i Father Farley, who has been assist
!, liant to Father Lyons at BIT. Peters
lCatt Ollie Church, preached his farewell
! Isermon on Sunday, it having been CT
ranged that he and Father Birming
;, ham, of Dover, shall exchange place
{ the present. week.
Hiram H. Cloud, John 8. Benso
land john w. Haley were elected tru'
= ltees of Mt. Salem M e. Church en- Sa
# Iurday evening.
,el Thomas Drein g. Sons have receive
q. an order to build two 10 feet metal
a. aud two Is feet wooden boats for tn
or new yes sci to be built by the Prsey
a. Jones Company for the Nauaatuc
It. ivalley stesmboat Company.
lie The officers of ST. Pau,'s Sunds
he school have decided that the annual O.
ut cursiou of the school shall be given Q
de- June Both to Colchester Beach.
The steam launch Wave built by Il
Pussy & Jones Company for the Unite
~ States government for use rs dispate
in boat at the torpedo station IN Newpor
70 liz. l., harbor, was launched this ate
neon.
1taaI The sermon of Rsv. J. Z. Bryan b
Is fore Cherokee Tribe, Imp. o. e. M >.
a. Asbury M. E. Church, last Sundt
o, morning, on Life and its Objects"
On very highly spoken of by all who hea
,le it.
The German fair, which has been
nd progress at the German Hall for sor
en- time past, closed last night, when t
M remaining articles were CHANGED o
n2 A ball " i'll be given to the young la'
rst assistants In short time.
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rns Repistration Board.

The membe OF the Ree'stIa'ie
Board met last evening, and after being
sworn In by Mayor Rhoads, organized
The one year term was drawn by An
drew g. Wilson, the two years term by
George q. Capelle, and the three years
Farm by Alexander j Hart. Mr.
Wileon was elected president md the
new bill was pretty thorough dis
onssed Another meeting will be held
In o short time.
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The Danish bark Atalanta, which
was seized by United States Marshal
Newlin last Friday when of New Gas.
tie, on libel issued at the instance of
q Philadelphia man named Anderson,
was released yesterday aHd proceeded
on her voyage, n settlement having
been effected by Bates 81 Harrington,
attorneys for the owners.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-10
An Old Penny,

Matthew Donnelly, a young lad, on
Friday even ng found an old but we'll
preserved copper penny in the cut ON
franklin street between Front and
Fourth streets. The coin had on one
side the Liberty cap and the date 1895
and on the diverse, the oak wresth 'one
cent in the centre, and ~ nited States
Gf America around the edge.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-10
Resolutions OF Respect.

A copy of n set of resolutions of re-
spect to the memory OF the late Able 1T
8. Nones was received by smyth Post
last evening from A. G. Tucker Poet,
No. 50, q. A. r., Department uf Penn.
sylvaDia. A memorial poem was alto
received from Port Commander Oliver
biiss Of Sprin gheld, Mass.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-10
LA Champayne's Collision

HAvRE, May 9.-lt is now stated that
the reports OF the loss OF life among the
pmigrants on the French steamer La
Champagne, which was beached after be
ing damaged by collision with the steam
er Vile dc Rio on Saturday, were ex-
ne gerated. Less than dozsn emigrants
were drowned. The steamer La BretaRnc,
which will sail for New York on Wednes-
day, will convey the passengers of La
Champagne.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-10
Shooting Match.

The wilning ton Rife club hold their
weekly shooting match at Schue,zen
park yesterday afternoon, with the
stapdard target az 200 yards, and the
10 Loving are the scores cut Of a po,si.
bic 100 points
FIRST MATCH.
s. j. Newman, IA j. e. z. Seeds, 50
w. r. Seeds, SO; j. W. Scott, III G
Helmet, sr., 81; j. e. Newman, &C Il
b. Seeds, SO; w. A. Bacon, 90.
SECOND MATCH,
C. Helmet, Sr rs; W. f. Seeds, IS
+. E. Newman, II; +. j. Newman, IS
81. 3. Seeds, So j. e z Seeds, 10
W, A. Bacon, IS j. W. Scott, So.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-10

William II. Baldwin, an old Gus
toner, WAS before the municipal court
this morning upon the same old charge,
TOO much strong drink. He was fiued
s., to give lin long stay at New
[ as ia
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-10
Red uCiiOn of Time

The Baltimore & Philadelphia Rail.
rosd Company Will Issue a new time
table On the :9:h OF this month, on
which tho time bntween this city and
Philadelphia will bs reduced 10 thirty.
tive minutes, and from Philadelphia
10 Baltimore TO three hours ana ten
minutsa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-10

Mrs. Ella Massey, residing at No
403 East Third street, who was attacked
with spasms on Sunday last, Is grad
ually recovering, AID will scon be In
tina enjoy ment OF her usual health.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-10

The thirty. dfth annual sssslon OF IN,
ronawood Yearly Meeting will be held
at iongwood Meeting House, about
%yeivs miles north OF this Guy, On june
. 3 aid 4. A number OF rlon-iLe-'
sneakers will DO present.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-10

LO 3sE-V2EELA ID --March 81 1857,
by the Kew. John Y. Dobbins, at his res
dence, no. sDs Norh Third strest, Gam
don, ". L., Mr.. william ". Logan, Of
Cecil County, Nd, and piss cora II.
Vree'and, q; Donshoho cAen, Pa, formerly
Cftnis city.
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4 Mother Goose and Ii or 7 mperance
Family -uttrtair nent will be given at
tbs destitute Hall next Saturday and
Mo4day evenings; Saturday matinee
f II childrer.
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state OF the Temperature
at the REPUBLICAN office to day, in the
shade:
Z O'Clock ~ O'CLOCK Il D clocH
$50 30 20
Tne weather,

To morrow promises to be from
cloudy TO clearing and stationary tom
perature. Thursday fair, with sligh
thermal changes
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NO MORE WHITEWASHING
PLASTIC PAINT &PREPARED GYPSUM
CAN BE HAD so CHEAP.
For Whitening and Coorng Inside Outside Walls Of all Public
Buildings, Hospitals, Asylums, Academies Churches,
Dwellings, Barns, Fences
For Ship Sails PLASTIC PAINT is Excellent. 1t Will
not Burn or Rot Canvas, or Crust Like Common Lime.
BEAUTIFUL! DURABLE! CHEAP!
What The Peop|e Say Who Use our Material

CAFE MAY CRY, N. J March IT, '84.
/ have used your GYPSUM about four
years, aud find 1t all you claim for it.
1t Is the best substitute for calc.miLe in
the market; 1t makes just as fine fin'
ish, and has many advantages ever it.
am now putting four barrels NJ ore on
Congress ball, of this place (Cape May
City, I also used large quantity on
the stockton Hotel last epring, and
nearly 3 II OF the hotels here, expecting
To use more this seasoc; in fact for
l whitening walls 10 has 60 equal.
have taken cottages here that have
been badly soiled all through. By CIV
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1t will pay you to examine the full
line of lace CABS juss received, from
1850. upwards. HuHill & Poist, Second
AID Tatnall at: eets.
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NIGHT watch
w man Reference required. Inquire NJ
Arlington Mills, n nth ward, 1t
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NVAHTED-A GOOD JOURNEY,
" man shoemaker on custom work; goGt
wages and steady employment, Apply VI
once at 6l0 West I'd st. +. lloOFECkl.k
MIDST;
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Nyr2HrED-pb SILL, A TRIMMIeG
w stsre and tzture', IN ROuG location
Tor business. Address, trimming store.
Republican office. Inl0 II
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ZEYApTED-A GOOD DahhIAGE
w PAINTER to go 10 the coun iry. Apply
to BELLAH & o., sd and Ersnch st. lt*
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'Jte ~ f.As t-LUDUE hIptai 40 -
i McClary Building. on Monday evening.
; per quarter. Inquire IT room IN We mes
day evening, CT at lJ!l Na.uutst ii
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-10

l OST-LIVER AND W II T Y
i snaniel dog. On Monday. Return 'o6ih
and Shipi,y SIS. Ll1-2t
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wv AND WIFE
w want hoGri, ID or Srd story front
room. Address Y, Republican ot'ice. ltt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-10

Z OST-A PUNCH or KEYS. ON
i ! King st., on Frid9y last. \ "a table re-.
ward VIII be paid Gu them being lcli at 1hi-
Office. ulu-3t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-10

q GOOD BLACK
Wv smiths and . tinishers at the Novelty
Carriage Works, md ard French It's. ml0-2ll
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NyAHTED-A GIRL 10 LEARN
w dressm1k ing. Miss &. A. CLAN d.
ING, 6]l W. 1hira street. lniO-2tf
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WAN fED-ABoUr leo QUARTS
;hitley SIS. mle-i'd-4.w.
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w INDEPENDENTLY, TWO
w frst-class hous,s painir's. Apply 10
JOSEPH Il NU1~rER, ). Il. corner i'm and
} cffers on streets. mlC-2t'
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Palace Buffet Sleeping Cars

Are run by this line on Night Express
from
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insomnia did more than any other ncr.
vorIs trouble To people the lunatic a>y-
lums and the graycyards of England.
On the Other hand. men like "lngold>-
by Barham. Bishop Coplcsion. Thee
dOrc Hook. Tom Moore and host Of
other men of geniuaand learning hated
bedtime. thhorTpd the mental vacuum oi
feathcr-bed and pillow and SaL uI
studying or writing or playing rubber,
of whist at their club until the watch
man : voice called What of the night9"
and they walked homcwarl ia nou-
"cOmctrical manner. what time. like
Tenny>nn'> sailor hoy. they ''whiStlcd
Ia the morning star.
And what j. true of sleep l. true al
diet. Americans keep their children
mp ill ten or eleven at night. but liv,
hundred years ago their ancestors In
England, even the stately DANES and
lords of high degree ate their breakfast
with the rising sun. :heir heavy dinuegs
~ eleven a. ~. and hy cI@ht in the
rvcnin" were ail tucked Up in >lumhrr.
The. experience of all civilized cOun-
tries seems tu prove that. ~ to CLASSES
;eI,l MASSES there j. very little differ
cmcc. The poor niay die of starvation
while the rich die of excess. Dives
may catch his death of cold in spite ni
his purple AMI Tine linen. ur 20 oi1
suddenly through too much turtle AMI
too many >Wcrtbrcdd>, while Lazarus
may hr sheltered hy the wall. warmed
by the kindly dogs. AMI get mo- peri
toniti> through nihbliu" hi> stale crust
of very dry bread.
Moreover. the conditions Of vitality
are very different from what many nl;i-
trriali>t> seem To think. The soul or
mind Is the electric light of it, inferior
partner, the body Pncuma. not Soma.
i the head of the firm. John Bunyan
wrote his Pilgrims Progress, one uf
the most inspired books ever written in
the English language, behind the bars
of Bedford Goal. Sir Walter Raleigh
began his History of the World i'm
the gloomy wards of the Tower If Lon
don. before ne wished his Bessie
Throckmortou goodbye and laid his
noble head beneath the AYE of the
hcad>mau. Even John Calvin Wa the
victim in his last years Of nine diseases,
each of which would have Sufiircd tO
Kill anyh"dy but the fataliSt theologian
who formulated hi> creed i'm the words
'.Dccrcium horrible fatcor'-''I ac-
knowledge the horrible decree. =
Brooklyn Eagic.